Daily Chinese Idiom Puzzle Game
见义勇为 (jiàn yì yǒng wéi)
To bravely act for what is right; to step forward courageously to uphold justice.
Literal: see - righteous - brave - do
When she saw someone being bullied, she immediately stepped in to defend them, embodying the spirit of seeing what is right and acting bravely.
Think of a phrase that describes someone who always stands up for justice.
The second character means 'righteousness' and the third means 'brave'.
The idiom 见义勇为 (jiàn yì yǒng wéi) is a widely-used Chinese expression meaning To bravely act for what is right; to step forward courageously to uphold justice.. Literally, each character means: see - righteous - brave - do.
Learning Chinese idioms (成语, chéngyǔ) is one of the most effective ways to improve your Chinese. Each four-character idiom packs centuries of culture and wisdom into a compact phrase.
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